‘Rajesh Khanna Couldn’t Act Like A Superstar’: The Time He Waited In Line For A Public Toilet Carrying Dabba

Rajesh Khanna rose as Indian cinema’s first superstar, but lost his crown to Amitabh Bachchan. Despite brief revivals like Avtaar, his later years were marked by struggles.

When Shabana Azmi revealed Rajesh Khanna would stand in toilet queue on set holding his 'Dabba', "he couldn't say 'I am a superstar' because..."

On his birth anniversary today, a throwback to Rajesh Khanna reminds us how grace met superstardom, and how even in farewell, his words echoed cinema, dignity, and quiet acceptance forever.
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Politic | What if we measured our morality like we do the Aravallis?

A stark reflection on power, corruption and ethics in India – from unchecked political crimes to the need for a symbolic ...

Rajesh Khanna stood in line for a public toilet with a dabba; it gave him his last hit; Dimple Kapadia called his state ‘pathetic’

Rajesh Khanna tried many routes to regain his stardom after he first lost it in the 1970s. The talented actor kept trying ...